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Interesting, but the author wants you to buy his fasting-cheating program.

Still slogging through. I am somewhat skimming through the parts about manorial law. Just too much detail for my liking.

Pretty interesting. But not overly so. No visuals, which would help with clothing depiction.

Rather interesting. Some good facts to amuse.

Reasonably interesting.

As expected, what you’d expect in the 1300s.

Pretty typical, but good, Tao.

Getting better as I read through.

Stories just starting to commingle.

*contemplative

Short but contemplated work. Good to meditate on what’s really important.

Odd short stories, with lots of chilling, anti-social behavior.

Strings finally tying together, which has taken awhile with all the added characters. Am looking forward to the big reveals and a whodunnit conclusion.

This won’t be my favorite JT Ellison book, though.

This is a very long book. Interesting, by won't be my favorite JT Ellison by a long mile. I count on her for good domestic noir, and this is not noir.

This is a different novel from the other two I’ve read from Ellison. It read like a lesser author is writing, or thus is a YA novel directed at teens.

I think it will get better. JT Ellison never disappoints.

Wow, there are a lot of characters named.

Still getting into in, albeit too slowly. More characters than expected.

Just getting into this 3rd Letty book

Just starting, like on page 3.

Sure is a quick read at 190 pages. Much to learn about how a snail lives.

Interesting with much, uh, contemporary vernacular spewed about.

I did not realize this was a parody of another author’s book. Lots of cuss-filled advice.

Quite the cuss-word rant.

Fantastic!

Very interesting. Anarchists on a moon engaging in spirited dialogue with the opulent rich of a planet of riches. The foibles of both!